Can you do a video on how to sell on Amazon? I’m new and obsessed with reselling now. It’s slow going but so fun! I’ve made almost 1800 the last 90 days on eBay. I love your videos! So informative and I’m learning so much. Ok bye!
Everything is going fantastic this year, lots of people complaining about ebay but honestly my sales are only increasing. Really feel like it's all about listing X amount of items per day, for me I do about 15-20 per day.
Agreed. The algorithm seems to value consistency of listing. Also I had a situation where I had to delay shipment for a day. For the next week or two I got little to no sales. It was like I was punished with less traffic for being late on delivery
Lots of good stuff! Personally, I rarely pick up items that make me less than $30 after cost, fees and shipping, especially clothing. Just not worth my time. Because of that I don't have a death pile.
That would be great if I found only $30 items, but I think I'd make less money over the year. One day I'm going to focus more on trading and I'll probably only buy things that land $30-$50.
Wick, I always watch your videos to the end, love them! I can't believe all the great rummage sales & Goodwills that provide fab items! Keep up the good thrifting!
This year sucks. SUCKS. SUCKS. I'm slowing my roll and just about giving up trying to earn money by reselling. Clothing has been a dud. I used to make sales all the time, but this year is a dud.
2 Questions - 1. Where do you get goodwill coupons? 2. Have you looked into vintage quilts? Some are over $1,000 :P ... I saw some kind of Wacom style pad new at Goodwill and just passed becasue it said Windows 95 :( I should go back and scan it.
It depends on what region your Goodwill is in and what rules they have. Usually give you one when you donate or they just text them out if you're on their list. I keep an eye out for certain quilts, but I've not found anything great.
I usually use 15x10x12 and cut down. Sometimes they fit in a 12x12x8 priority box and I use that. I have option for the buyer to use ground advantage or priority with larger boots.
I was wondering if you know what your average buy cost is for items over the course of a year? Also, and you may have covered this in a previous video...where the heck do you store all of the "stuff" that you purchase?
It's hard to estimate a buy cost, but I'd say it averages between $5-$10 with garage sale/thrift purchases and maybe like $30 with clearance items etc. I rent a storage location and I use all the bedrooms in my house for storage.
My sales are shit I'm not selling anything maybe 1 item a week sometimes nothing for a couple weeks I don't know what happened but my stuff is not even getting views anymore I used to sell atleast 1 item everyday now nothing
uncletomsattic is doing part-time $900.00 so far this month last month $250.00, been sourcing and selling Franklin-Covey leather planners zip or not pick up for 3-5 $$ sell for $50.00,, u inspire me
Great pickups. Hope you have a good day today and a better day tomorrow. God’s blessings to you!
Can you do a video on how to sell on Amazon? I’m new and obsessed with reselling now. It’s slow going but so fun! I’ve made almost 1800 the last 90 days on eBay. I love your videos! So informative and I’m learning so much. Ok bye!
My year has been great as well! No complaints here! If you buy it right you can sell it right… No issues finding items… Plenty of stuff out there…
Where do you go to find your items?
My local Goodwill recently put their video games in a display case by the registers.
Everything is going fantastic this year, lots of people complaining about ebay but honestly my sales are only increasing. Really feel like it's all about listing X amount of items per day, for me I do about 15-20 per day.
Agreed. The algorithm seems to value consistency of listing. Also I had a situation where I had to delay shipment for a day. For the next week or two I got little to no sales. It was like I was punished with less traffic for being late on delivery
@@scorpionsen4302 Yep they definitely do something with the algo whenever you have an open case also.
That black & blue hat at garage sale looked sharp. The color scheme is balanced & eye catching.
Those train cases make great camera bags. They don't look like a camera bag, and with the hard exterior everything is protected.
Lots of good stuff! Personally, I rarely pick up items that make me less than $30 after cost, fees and shipping, especially clothing. Just not worth my time. Because of that I don't have a death pile.
@davidschneider
Sounds like you're doing something right
That would be great if I found only $30 items, but I think I'd make less money over the year. One day I'm going to focus more on trading and I'll probably only buy things that land $30-$50.
Totally love your videos! I look for you first to watch.
"I'll make some goooood profit" lol😂
Always watch you to the end,
Wick, I always watch your videos to the end, love them! I can't believe all the great rummage sales & Goodwills that provide fab items! Keep up the good thrifting!
You are the Man....Big Profit 📈 😊
I don't know if you already use 99% isopropyl alcohol, but it's so damn useful for getting stains out. We buy it by the case.
We love our Dymo printer!
Good Sourcing. Keep up the good work.. [Other resellers should buy the Label maker.. LOL ]
Nice haul 👍
Thanks for the video and information
You dropped that Brother P-Touch didnt you lol. Got the edit right as it tipped
Good stuff. Love me some Wick in my Thursday. 😊
Can you do a video on how to check if used items will sell on Amazon if you haven't yet?
Good Stuff!
Ever since you figured out about lladro you don't stop talking about it lol I feel like every video I watch you're talking about lladro
The few pieces I have found sold fast and for good money.
Yeah I just sold a pincher dog thats like 4" tall new im box for $160 like a week ago
What up Wick❤
This year sucks. SUCKS. SUCKS. I'm slowing my roll and just about giving up trying to earn money by reselling. Clothing has been a dud. I used to make sales all the time, but this year is a dud.
2 Questions - 1. Where do you get goodwill coupons? 2. Have you looked into vintage quilts? Some are over $1,000 :P ... I saw some kind of Wacom style pad new at Goodwill and just passed becasue it said Windows 95 :( I should go back and scan it.
You get the coupons when you donate items to the store. When you drop off they ask if you'd like a receipt for your donation and it's on there
It depends on what region your Goodwill is in and what rules they have. Usually give you one when you donate or they just text them out if you're on their list. I keep an eye out for certain quilts, but I've not found anything great.
That rewinder's Rank is #1 in electronics? I am trying to wrap my head around that one
Probably number one in video rewinders under electronics I'm guessing.
Love your videos. I always look forward to the next one. Keep up the great work.
Wick, what size/type box do you use for shipping boots? And do you ship them via Ground Advantage?
I usually use 15x10x12 and cut down. Sometimes they fit in a 12x12x8 priority box and I use that. I have option for the buyer to use ground advantage or priority with larger boots.
@FlippingJunk Hello. I was wondering what kind of lable printing sytem you would suggest for a new seller
Was it easy to get ungated for Canon products? I lose so much $ not being able to sell Canon.
I've just always been ungated.
How about you do a 30 min. video on cleaning shoes.
I've already got one on the channel from a couple years ago.
What is the app that you mentioned you use to scan the boxed products?
I just use the eBay app for eBay and the Amazon seller app for selling on Amazon.
How long does it take for you to list the items you show us in the hall?
Just depends on the items. I'd say average 10 min per item.
Dude there so much money to be made on cassette tapes. some worth quite a lot. you should look through them and they're small to post.
Yeah, I sell a lot of them. I do look. They put all the new cassettes on one end so it's easy to check if anything new came out.
I was wondering if you know what your average buy cost is for items over the course of a year? Also, and you may have covered this in a previous video...where the heck do you store all of the "stuff" that you purchase?
It's hard to estimate a buy cost, but I'd say it averages between $5-$10 with garage sale/thrift purchases and maybe like $30 with clearance items etc. I rent a storage location and I use all the bedrooms in my house for storage.
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My sales are shit I'm not selling anything maybe 1 item a week sometimes nothing for a couple weeks I don't know what happened but my stuff is not even getting views anymore I used to sell atleast 1 item everyday now nothing
uncletomsattic is doing part-time $900.00 so far this month last month $250.00, been sourcing and selling Franklin-Covey leather planners zip or not pick up for 3-5 $$ sell for $50.00,, u inspire me